[1.4.8] Died of suffocation just after finding air pocket

[elenie]

Hi there,

Thanks for a great game! I have run into what I think is a bug today in the first level below Lake Nur. The level did not have a lot of air pockets so I was scrambling to get by. I was travelling between bubbles but wasn't worried as I had just found a fresh bubble and recharged my air, when I noticed my health dropping like mad, and a few turns later I was dead from suffocation. I checked and I had 48 breath remaining at that point. I believe that recharging air should stop damage from suffocation, is that correct?

Log file (look for line 2712) and character dump are attached, unfortunately I can't see it mentioning current breath level anywhere though. Char dump is here too: http://te4.org/characters/6365/tome/454 ... 682c854a40

I might add that I've found these levels to be very air poor recently, had a few close calls but nothing like this...
Let me know if I can provide anything else to help debug.

Thanks!
elenie

[Zeyphor]

i think that it takes a turn for your character to stop taking suffocation damage just after finding an air pocket

now if you take suffocation damage for a second turn while regaining air, then you've got a problem
I've had a drowning bug in sandworm lair once where I took 5 tick of suffocation damage while wearing a belt of unlife, and it was all in the same tile of collapsed sand wall

i think you can just treat it as a fluke, and also whatd be helpful to provide would be the te4.log file at the time of drowning, but I think its too late for that now

[elenie]

Hi Zeyphor,

Thanks for the reply. I did attach the full te4_log.txt along with my post, as well as the char dump. Since I was at 48 breath when I died, it cannot have happened in the first turn after finding the air pocket (since they restore 25 breath each turn IIRC). The way I remember it is that I recharged my breath somewhat on the air pocket, stepped off it and then noticed my health dropping rapidly.
So I do think there's a bug here, unless I am missing something.

Regards,
Lena